garden pathways at bike night at the norfolk botanical garden. that's your "early today" event of the day. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is one starlet has apparently scored hollywood's hottest new bachelor and it has his perks. "us weekly" reports through venice and the french riviera, leonardo dicaprio and blake lively took in a trip to disneyland. once source told the magazine, quote, i've never seen him like this with a girl. >>> see anna miller has settled phone hacking claims against news of the world, an english tabloid run by rupert murdock's news corporation for over $160,000. miller accepted damages. her legal costs and an unconditional admission of liability by the paper. >>> finally, meredith vieira's nearly five years as coanchor of "today" comes to an end as she leaves the show to spend more time with her family. a very special sendoff is planned for this morning. one you're not going to want to miss. it's all coming up right here on this nbc

and 66 in richmond and norfolk around 69. 67 in charleston and pittsburgh at 60. 56 in altuna. that feels pretty good. satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot. we are starting to see high pressure build in across the area. and with that, we are going have the sinking clouds and with that we are not going to be able to see any rain as we go throughout the day. plenty of sunshine in the forecast. and once we start to get the more northwesterly flow, that is when we will feel beters a the dew points will drop. future radar showing here on this model that there is a chance for maybe a shower or storm to pop up. but most of this will stay to the north and to the east of us. so we should stay dry going throughout the day. so we don't have to worry about any rain gear. we won't have to worry about that until the end of the week and to the weekend. but future radar has it dry heading into wednesday and that's when we get really hot outside. right now, that temperature coming in at 8 # degrees as we go through the rest of today. we will get ample sunshine and it will be a nice

and 6 # in richmond and norfolk coming in around 66. altuna at 62 right now. and pittsburgh at 67. so, we will talk about the dew points because this is going to be very important especially going through the next several days. so right now we are looking at a dew point at around 60 at the inner harbor. getting into the 60s you can feel it out there. and we are looking at 50s though the further back towards the east that you go or west rather that you go. 55 in hagerstown and york. now this is going to change. it will pick up more going throughout the day and especially tomorrow. dew points the measure of the moisture in the air and the higher they are the more humid it feels. the satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot a few clouds trying to get a little bit closer to us. but all in all, we are going see lots of sunshine out there today. mostly sunny to partly cloudy. watching this system, as it moves out of lake heron trying to get closer to us. we will see if we get affected by that going throughout the day. but not everybody will get wet. it won't be a washout by any

norfolk close to 70 and 63 in roanoke. 66 in charleston right now. and feeling good into altuna at 55 in 3eu9s burg -- and pittsburgh at 58. the dew points the measure the moisture in the air and we can see that we are in the 50s back into york, frederick and hagerstown and wind chester. that's feeling pretty good. that's a good sign. we are seeing high pressure building in and we are getting the northwest flow. so that drier air is moving in across the area. hopefully some of the 50s will trickle down into the area going through the rest of today. today will be a nice feeling day. and nice look day as well. you want to get out as you want to take advantage of it because change is coming. satellite and radar showing you exactly what i am talking about. most of the cloud are pushed down to the south here. high pressure is trying to build in across the area. and with that, we are going to see the northwesterly flow as we go throughout the day and it's going to turn out to be a nice day going into time. we will go into time as we go into the rest of the

. >> he was the son of a fish merchant in norfolk, virginia. and on stage, he was as big as a house, big enough to have played college football in maryland, but on his way to an nfl career with the cleveland browns a car accident blew out his knee and then he decided to make a living blowing his horn. and on a sunny father's day sunday in asbury park, the thought of not hearing that sound again was just too much for some of the faithful. >> you choked up. it's tough. >> this is the end of an era. >> in a photograph taken 36 years ago today, bruce is seen leaning on clarence clemons on the cover of "born to run" and he leaned on him a lot. he was the rock of that rock band. the question is, what are we going to do when it comes to time to play jungleland. ♪ >> it's not going to be easy, because for the fans it's personal, it's a great loss, clarence clemons, the big man was 69 years old. that's our broadcast on a monday night, thank you for being here with us, as we start off another week. i'm brian williams, we hope to see you back here tomorro

at 9 am you can see some of heavier storms coming in the norfolk area this is the front that is passingough this morning. as we move o'clock to 2:00 p.m. it begins to break up. we will keep a chance of light showers in the mix for the remaining part of the day. we hope a dryer commute for you going home this evening. i'll look of the temperature is around that area right now. and later donna lower 60s. a quick check of your seven day forecast tomorrow is a break another round of showers beginning friday. and this would mean less corrupt we can >> minnie's transit operators and the transportation commission are trying to save $21 million. a pay freeze for the operators and hiring to wonder part-time employees. >> our officials are now changing their water rescue policy. he directed staff to write a new policy to direct water rescues. this was all implemented after budget cuts. the city is trying to close their hundred and justine million dollar budget deficit. they're trying to reach an agreement with the police officers. san jose is hoping to shrink its budget. >> former police officer

this happened just before 3:00 at east hilldale boulevard and south norfolk street. there were two other people in the car. rescue boats and divers from several agencies searched the water. water is about six to eight feet deep. paramedics took the woman to stanford where she is being treated for minor injuries. >> same-sex couples will be able to legally marry in new york state after the republican led senate voted to approve gay marriage, means weddings can take place in 30 days. ♪ >> the celebration erupted at the stone wall inn in greenwich village. democratic governor andrew cuomo signed the bill into law after lobbying it for it heavily. >> new york made a powerful statement, for the people all across this nation. we reached a new level of social justice this evening. >> supporters call it a historic step. new york now becomes the sixth and by far the most populous state to legalize same-sex marriage. the catholic bishop condemned the law and said they were deeply disappointed and troubled. we'll have more on the law and impact coming up at 8:30. >>> here in sa

. >> more charges to be on the way for the norfolk--for the narcotics team now that federal agents are getting involved i will have the details coming up. >> former senator facing felony charges and why he says that he is innocent. Ñç[ç hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. >> it has now been 1 weeks as the nursing student michelle le has went missing, the 26 year was last seen at kaiser medical center in hayward. investor investigators said they have been tracking her last her last location through her cellphone. >> reggie kumar is there and joins us live. >> it has been a very emotional vigil, as you can see people have lit candles and honor of michelle le. many have gathered here, more than 100 on pond rd. accord, they want to remind people to contin

>> i received no such norfolk. >> i did not either. >> i received no norfolk. >> i have not received any notification. >> the chairman is required to provide a complete and timely report to the commission on actions taken while exercising the authority. so you have not yet received a report if you vice president gotten notification. mr. chairman, when you testified back in april, you stated, "that most of the activities you have engaged in as part of this response have been in my normal supervisorry responsibilities. he asked for a full account of the actions you took outside of the authority. provide a full report detailing your actions during the exercise of emergency authority? >> yes. >> in your testimony before the committee in may, you stated you were not required to make a formal d.c. ration of your decision to use emergency authority. i can read the whole plan, but in the interests of time, why did you choose to keep secret the fact that you were transferring to yourself functions vested in the commission? >> the commission was fully aware that i was exercising my emergency a

known as the big man, for his towering 6'5" frame and mighty tenor sax rifts, he grew up in norfolk, virginia, attending maryland state college on both football and music scholarships. but music won out. before graduating he moved to new jersey where he and springsteen formed the premier american rock band of the 1970s. >> bruce and clarence had a special bond. i think anyone in the e street band would tell you that. but really, on stage it really turned to magic. >> we were playing for each other. >> he worked with a lot of different people. from aretha franklin, which was a big thrill, right on to most recently lady gaga. >> clemons was immersed in the hard life of a rock superstar, until the 1980s, when he wore off alcohol and took an interest in eastern religion and medication. he recent years his health began to falter. under going spinal surgery and having both knees replaced. springsteen released this statement about the loss of his dear friend. his loss is immeasurable and we are honored and thankful to have known him and had the opportunity to stand beside him for nearly 40

born in norfolk, virginia, to a baptist preacher, clemons started playing the sax at just 9 years old. one of the original members of springsteen's e street band. he walked off the street into a new jersey bar. clemons recently recalled during an interview. >> we fell in love and that's still there. it's still there. ♪ >> reporter: in a statement, springsteen said, with clarence at my side, my band and i were able to tell a story far deeper than those simply contained in our music. his life, his memory and his love will live on in that story and in our band. as he got older, clemons was plagued by debilitating ailments from back problems to knee ailments. he kept playing. he was always in demand. everyone from jackson browne to lady gaga. the sound was unmistaken. last week, a stroke sent the big man to a palm beach hospital and he never left. at 69, he is being remembered for a style of playing that was almost spiritual and for a friendship that never waned, even in the rocky world of rock 'n' roll. lee cowan, nbc news, los angeles. >> here's something you may not have known. he was

lynn holt was a virginia lawyer had an office in norfolk, witnessed the impacts of the school closing as he traveled back and forth throughout the state, go through prince edward county, and he saw black boys and girls eight and nine years old he said standing around doing nothing. these were the children of black agriculture workers, sharecroppers who themselves had not been well educated. and lynn holt told me that he thought this was another lost generation, and he concluded that the school desegregation litigation and post extravagant costs on black communities and the naacp officials hadn't properly cared for their clients. and he also questioned the narrow focus on school desegregation anyway, given the material deprivation of these communities. so it's within this context that he develops this commitment to movement lawyering. he said that he was a lawyer in a different way. he would put the objectives, the goals of the people first. he explained, lawyers were no longer the central agents fighting to achieve the goals of freedom and equality through the own special arena. the c

putting those rather larnl primitive devices on a cargo ship where they could sail it into tokyo bay or norfolk. that they could probably get away with pretty easily. there's another nuclear threat that they have besides the plutonium program there's the highly enriched uranium program. we now know that they likely have or will have soon weaponized highly enriched uranium. why is it such more of a threat than plutone column one key reason, it's find easier to miniaturize. they have the designs for a 500 kilogram warhead for a missile that could carry a warhead and they have the missile that's stable enough to carry it. which means as we're speaking today north korea probably has the capability to fire a nuclear tipped missile at tokyo so something to keep in mind. the fourth threat from north korea and this may end up being the most important threat is the regime's succession process in north korea. can kim jong-il control the regime's succession process? maybe. kim has three sons. his oldest son is a very chubby little guy. kim has a flat in macau and he has an apartment in paris and one repor

the norfolk is very reluctantly responding. halfheartedly responding to that challenge.it is not a conflict that there was to have been. your interpretation is not wholly at odds with that. but you do see northerners to, even at the moment of fort sumter as not merely occupying a defensive posture. it is standing up in an affirmative way for things in which they sincerely believe. i wonder if you could talk a little bit about your sense of what northerners thought they were about to fight for at the point. >> sure. first of all, when you talk about having a hard time keeping track of battles, i am the same way. nobody asked me his cavalry when charging over which hill at the battle of antietam his infantry. i can't remember that stuff. i am interested in what is going on in the hearts and minds of the people living through this experience. the arts and minds of northerners and southerners were much more divided than we are often told to think. i do believe that the union cause was ultimately just a movement to keep the nation together but an antislavery cause and a very

is the same area where an earthquake killed more than 180 people back in february. >>> police in norfolk of eli elijah cummings' nephew. chris cummings was a student at old dominion university, found dead in his off-campus apartment friday morning, his roommate also critically wounded. there is no word on the possible motive for the shooting. >>> the stage is set. first debate of the republican national race will begin at 7:00 pm. mitt romney leads the polls right now, maybe wearing the front-runner's bulls eye. christine, it's most likely that the president, president obama and his policies, will sort of be the target here as these seven candidates try to make a name for themselves. >> that's right. they have to stay on their own message, but they also have to be ready to show some personality and go off script if need be, kiran. the candidates making their final preparations for the debate. voters can make snap judgments on ear even the tiniest things on stage and some things end up on "saturday night live," like governor pailen winking at the camera, back in 2008. back in 1992, george

in the 60s as there was a rise in rebellious activity there was norfolk us on people involved in thatend to have more people in big league drug running and security scams and international terrorism. it's an evolving list, but we will have to see who the next two names on it. >> i wouldn't be surprised if the new leader of al qaeda makes that list. thanks very much. congresses ens mixed messages in libya. details of two votes seemingly at odds. and michelle obama talk about the challenges of raising her daughters in the white house. stand by for the interview. [ female announcer ] what if your natural beauty could be flawless too? discover aveeno positively radiant tinted moisturizers with scientifically proven soy complex and natural minerals. give you sheer coverage instantly, then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. aveeno tinted moisturizers. then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. ...was it something big? thing you ever saw? ...or something small? ...something old? ...or something new? ...or maybe, just maybe ...it's something you haven't seen yet. the 2nd generation of in

to have a preliminary discussion based on a briefing from the allied commander transformation in norfolk, and we will receive the response from the defense ministers and on the basis of that, we will elaborate more concrete proposals up for approval in october. but on will add to that that is an ongoing project, and i am also working on that project with a view to the nato summit in may next year because i attach a very strong importance to this project. to my mind, it is the answer to the economic challenges we are faced with. and the second part of your question? >> have you planned to link up with what the european defense agency is doing? >> we have contact with the european defense agency, and it goes without saying that if we are to live the full potential love the national corporation, we also need operation and coordination between nato and the european union. within the european union defense ministers have launched a project of sharing resources and actually these projects are very much in line with each other and take into account when one countries members are for those organ

do this week is to have a preliminary discussion based on a briefing commander transformation in norfolk, general abrial. and we will receive response from defense ministers and on the basis of that we will elaborate more concrete proposals, hopefully for approval in october. but i would add to that that it is an ongoing project, and i'm also working on that project with a view to the nato summit in may, next year. because i attach very strong importance to this project. to my mind it is the answer to the economic challenges we are faced with. and the second part of your question was about? uphow you're going to link with -- how you plan to link up with what the european defense agency is doing? >> oh yes, sorry. we have contacts with the european defense agency and it goes without saying that if we are to reach the full potential of multinational cooperation we also need cooperation and coordination between nato and the european union. within the european union defense ministers have launched the project pooling and sharing of resources and actually these projects are very much in line

. -- norfolk. >> during our economic action plan we have tremendous investments in affordable housingortunately the hon. member did not support those initiatives that are helping so many people. >> hon. member davenport. [applause] >> it works, but they are not good enough. instead of working to fix the problem, conservatives cut housing programs. last year thousands could not afford a decent roof over their head. almost 70,000 of those families lived in toronto. make no mistake, this is of national crisis, and seniors bear the biggest burden. mr. speaker, when will this government open its eyes and address this issue? we need a national housing strategy. [applause] >> we do believe having their roof over their head is one of the hallmarks to helping people get out of party, get into the work force and lead a scope- sustaining life. that is why we have invested a record amount of money in affordable in social housing through the economic action plan. we supported the renovation and construction of 26,000 units right across this country. 26,000 families would not have received our help